enough of that liberal trash in my other thread

lets show them how its done

where are my right-wingers?

9/21/2005 3:56:20 PM

hell yeah, im with you boss

9/21/2005 3:57:04 PM

I LOVE FAGS IM GONNA GO MARRY MY BOYFRIEND WHOOPS THIS ISNT THE LIBERAL THREAD

9/21/2005 3:59:03 PM

THA BIG GIRL

9/21/2005 4:04:03 PM

I HATE GOVERNMENT SPENDING

AND

I HATE WHEN THE LIBERALS TRY AND TELL ME WHAT I CAN AND CAN'T DO WITH MY PRIVATE LIFE

9/21/2005 4:06:16 PM

i hate when the feds try to step all over my states' rights.

9/21/2005 4:07:46 PM

I HATE FAGS

AND MICHAEL MOORE IS FAT, LOL

9/21/2005 4:14:24 PM

Why does it matter so much to you wither a person is a conservative or liberal?

You know, even if a person is a conservative, they still won't agree with you on everything.

9/21/2005 5:34:20 PM

MODERATE REPUBLICANS ARE JUST AS BAD AS DEMOCRATS

9/21/2005 5:38:47 PM

Someone agree with me, so I feel better about myself.

9/21/2005 6:19:57 PM

9/21/2005 6:28:44 PM

^you should be suspended

9/21/2005 7:22:34 PM

9/21/2005 7:31:35 PM

OMF MY EYES!!1

WHAT GIVES YOU THE RIGHT TO POST THESE PICTURES?

IF ONLY THERE WERE SOME DOCUMENT...

[Edited on September 21, 2005 at 7:33 PM. Reason : which one was it?]

9/21/2005 7:33:34 PM

THERE YOU GO

FREEDOM FOR ALL!

9/21/2005 7:41:18 PM

^the truth hurts

i guess if you hate your country that much, you should just LEAVE

9/21/2005 7:42:11 PM

^ lord knows we all wish you would...

9/21/2005 7:43:41 PM

The soap box really isn't big enough for three trolls at once.

I COMPENSATE FOR INSECURITIES BY BASING MY ENTIRE ETHOS ON AN OVERDEVELOPED SENSE OF MACHISMO. YAY!




[Edited on September 21, 2005 at 8:32 PM. Reason : .]

9/21/2005 8:16:03 PM

projection:

projection is when someone is threatened by or afraid of their own impulses so they attribute these impulses to someone else

9/21/2005 8:57:50 PM

I'd say that I'm conservative.

I don't know if I'd call myself a right-winger, though.

It depends on what kind of conservatives and right-wingers we're talking about, here.

9/21/2005 10:17:56 PM

9/21/2005 10:30:37 PM

questioning authority is bad.

9/21/2005 11:19:39 PM

9/21/2005 11:34:55 PM

^^ I think you got it wrong.
Questioning the authority of liberal hacks -> Good.
Questioning the authority of conservative leaders -> Bad.

[Edited on September 21, 2005 at 11:50 PM. Reason : ^ Nice outfit. ]

9/21/2005 11:50:29 PM

1 conservative criminal down, many more to follow.

Quote :

"Aide Was Reticent on Lobbying for Foreign Clients By Susan Schmidt and R. Jeffrey Smith Washington Post Staff Writers Wednesday, September 21, 2005; A02 David H. Safavian, the Bush administration official arrested Monday, initially failed to disclose lobbying work he had done for several controversial foreign clients when he went before a Senate panel last year to be confirmed as chief of the White House's federal procurement office. The Senate Governmental Affairs Committee held up Safavian's nomination for more than a year, in part because of lawmakers' concerns about lobbying work for two men later accused of links to suspected terrorist organizations, according to committee documents. Safavian did not disclose his firm's representation of the men until questioned in writing by the committee's staff, and initially failed to tell the panel he had registered as a foreign agent for two controversial African regimes. The Senate panel nevertheless approved him unanimously and the Senate followed suit on Nov. 21, 2004. Safavian was arrested Monday on charges of lying and obstructing an investigation into former powerhouse lobbyist Jack Abramoff's dealings with the federal government. Safavian resigned his government post Friday. Yesterday, his attorney, Barbara Van Gelder, did not return telephone calls seeking comment. Senate approval of Safavian occurred two months after The Washington Post disclosed Safavian's participation in an August 2002 Scotland golf trip with Abramoff. That trip was central to the criminal complaint against Safavian unsealed on Monday. Yesterday, a spokeswoman for committee chairwoman Susan Collins (R-Maine) said the review of Safavian's background had been thorough. "Based on our extensive review of his qualifications and background, we had no reason to believe that Mr. Safavian had engaged in any wrongdoing," said a spokeswoman for Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman (Conn.), the committee's senior Democrat at the time of the vote. The record of Safavian's confirmation shows extensive questioning by the committee staff about his alleged lobbying for local Muslim leader Abdurahman Alamoudi, who in October 2000 made widely publicized comments supporting Hezbollah and the Islamic Resistance Movement, or Hamas, at a rally in Lafayette Park. Lobby disclosure forms originally filed by Safavian's firm, Janus-Merritt Strategies, show that it represented Alamoudi, a prominent Muslim activist, until 2001. Alamoudi has since been convicted and imprisoned for accepting money from the Libyan government as part of an alleged plot to assassinate the crown prince of Saudi Arabia. Janus-Merritt Strategies changed its lobby disclosure forms in 2001 to indicate that its client was not Alamoudi but Jamal Barzinji. In March 2002, Barzinji was named in a search warrant affidavit filed by a Customs Service official as "the officer or director" of a group of entities in Northern Virginia "controlled by individuals who have shown support for terrorists or terrorist fronts." No charges have been filed against Barzinji, and he has denied any wrongdoing. Safavian told the committee in an April 16, 2004, letter that he and his firm never did any work for Alamoudi. He said the firm lobbied at Barzinji's request to gain U.S. support to free the former deputy prime minister of Malaysia, Anwar Ibrahim, who was imprisoned for six years. Safavian also told the committee that he had "overlooked" two other clients while preparing his initial submissions for the OMB position. He did not initially mention work as a registered foreign agent for Gabon, a country persistently rated by the United States as having a "poor" human rights record, or his work as a registered foreign agent for Pascal Lissouba, the former president of the Republic of Congo who has been tried in absentia for treason and embezzlement. Safavian, former chief of staff at the General Services Administration, is charged with three counts of making false statements and obstructing a GSA investigation into his ties with Abramoff. Before joining the government, Safavian worked as a lobbyist with Abramoff, then founded Janus-Merritt Strategies with conservative antitax crusader Grover Norquist. As a lobbyist, he represented the government of Pakistan on military sales matters and the Islamic Institute in an effort to promote a U.S. postage stamp commemorating Ramadan. With Abramoff, he also represented the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands, a U.S. protectorate, to try to block the imposition of minimum wage rules. In its probe, the Senate committee also raised questions about a potential conflict of interest between Safavian and his wife, Jennifer, the chief counsel for oversight and investigations at the House Committee of Government Reform, which oversees federal procurement policy matters. Safavian said his wife had pledged to recuse herself from "any matters where the conduct of officials and employees" at the Office of Management and Budget the principal issue, "as well as matters relating specifically to procurement policy, competitive sourcing, or information technology.""

9/22/2005 12:02:43 AM

^ Arrested for lobbying? What about the liberal hack that got arrested for stealling top secret information? Wasn't that worse?

9/22/2005 9:48:59 AM

i want to play that game!

how about Nixon! Wasnt that worse?

9/22/2005 9:56:42 AM

well what about Pontius

he had Jesus killed

WASN'T THAT WORSE

9/22/2005 10:05:44 AM

haha
if i was a conservative,
I would be embarassed by people like the one who started this thread.
Kind of like how embarassed I am by Michael Moore and the democratic party.

9/22/2005 10:12:49 AM

If I were sane, I'd be embarrased by myself

9/22/2005 11:47:17 AM

bringing this back

conservatives will rule the soap box. just like they rule the US

10/4/2005 3:03:57 AM

10/4/2005 3:05:24 AM

^get that fool-traitor out of here

10/4/2005 3:06:50 AM

10/4/2005 3:07:51 AM

^someone forgot about a little something called the cold war oh yeah, and that little problem with the hostages in iran!

10/4/2005 3:10:25 AM

10/4/2005 3:22:44 AM

Yeah, the Rumsfeld/Hussein thing gets a little overplayed. There were a lot of factors at work then; it's not like we were just giving handouts to dictators willy-nilly. Do I think we should have done it, looking back? Hell no. Would I have done roughly the same thing with the information available at the time? It's possible.

10/4/2005 3:34:33 AM

I'm fairly liberal, and i completely agree with that^

then again, I understand context.

10/4/2005 4:39:12 AM

Do I think this thread is silly?

It's possible.

10/4/2005 6:24:03 AM

hell yeah! conservatives rule the us!! woohoo

10/4/2005 9:05:48 AM

Quote :

"I HATE GOVERNMENT SPENDING AND I HATE WHEN THE LIBERALS TRY AND TELL ME WHAT I CAN AND CAN'T DO WITH MY PRIVATE LIFE"

GO BUSH!

10/4/2005 9:06:33 AM

YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!

GEORGE BUSH LETS ME DRINK AT 16!!!!!!!!

YEAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!

10/4/2005 9:36:53 AM

10/4/2005 9:56:41 AM

This is a sad, sad, sad thread. I'm baffled that any educated college student could be a conservative.

Seriously, are you people blind or just not paying attention?

10/4/2005 10:13:57 AM

ok, don't come in here and be a liberal THE BIG GIRL. We have enough idiots here, so get the fuck out.

10/4/2005 10:15:26 AM

Quote :

"Yeah, the Rumsfeld/Hussein thing gets a little overplayed. There were a lot of factors at work then; it's not like we were just giving handouts to dictators willy-nilly. Do I think we should have done it, looking back? Hell no. Would I have done roughly the same thing with the information available at the time? It's possible."

We've always supported pro-American dictators until it wasn't feasible to do so anymore.

10/4/2005 10:28:10 AM

Quote :

"I HATE GOVERNMENT SPENDING AND I HATE WHEN THE LIBERALS TRY AND TELL ME WHAT I CAN AND CAN'T DO WITH MY PRIVATE LIFE"

fuck yes!!

10/4/2005 1:14:20 PM

JDRNCSU, I'm a PhD student, and a conservative.
I wouldn't see the harm in enforcing the constitution of the united states as it was written.

10/4/2005 1:53:06 PM

I'm conservative, and I can't help but take other people's behavior personally. In the 50's everyone toed the line, but now the liberals are taking over our culture. I think there should be laws against it.

I know that there are no systematic problems. Everything is governed by personal choice. The rich go to college more because they have stronger moral values and more willpower. And if those lazy poor people just had more self-control (like us rich people), they wouldn't be poor anymore.

I know that economies are worse and deficits are higher when Republicans are in the Whitehouse but that's because of the congress (even when we have a majority in both houses). At least when we run up deficits it's not because of "tax and spend" policies, it's because ... well, I'm not really sure why it happens ... but I'm sure there are better reasons for it than when liberals do it.

I'm glad there is a thead for only us conservatives because we are so outnumbered, and everyone is always against us. With the media out to get us, and haters on all sides, I can only believe that it was only by God's will that we elected a Republican President and Republican majorities in both houses. Thank goodness that we have Fox News and Rush to counter all of the lies in the media - even if they have to tell a few lies to do it (it's nothing more than what the liberals do).

Thanks again for this opportunity,
Mr. Conservative



[Edited on October 4, 2005 at 2:36 PM. Reason : *~<]BO]

10/4/2005 2:27:43 PM

oh i get it. you're joking.

10/4/2005 2:30:45 PM